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i ThufSVA: Jean Baxter Mi The ArAWF Obituaries Weather roundup Marriage licenses Richard Burdick Services for Richard E. Burdick 63, who died April 12, 1978, at John C. Lincoln Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Hanson Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St ARIZONA FORECAST Northwest Arizona j) C3 (T Gwendolyn Grinitead Gwendolyn W.

i n-stead, C7, who retired after 35 years with Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. and was cited for her five years as an t-standing volunteer for the Arizona Lung Association, died April 10, 1978, in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Grinstead, 4624 E. Fillmore, was a member of First Baptist Church in Scottsdale and Eastern 1st Wr.

Fea Aar. IS Aar. 21 UttCXr. Aar.2 Brent Bailey Services for Brent Lee Bailey, 30, a correctional officer who died if a heart ailment April 10, 1978, in Paradise Valley Emergi center, will be at 11:30 a.m. today in Glen-d a 1 Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N.

59th Ave. Mr. Bailey, 4247 W. Latham, had served in the Navy and was a member of the Disabled American Veterans, Church of God and Maryvale Legion of the Moose. Survivors include i wife, Linda; children, Michelle and Lennie Roy; parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill L. Bailey; a brother; and a grandmother. vcuiauic ciuuuuicao wiui isolated sprinkles or light showers through tonight Highs in upper 60s and 70s, lows 40-55.

Colorado River Valley Variable cloudiness with a few possible showers. Highs 80-90, lows 55-65. Highs 75-85, lows in 40s and low 50s. 24-HOUR REPORT (To 5 p.m. Wednesday Arizona L.

Services for Jean Alpine Bisbee 18 42 52 53 BiUie Miller Billie Martin Miller, 76, a bookkeeper and home-maker who cam to Arizona in 1915 and was a member of Seventh-day Adventist Church, died April 10, 1978, in Good Samaritan Hospital Mrs. Miller lived in Yarnell since 1960 where services will be at 10:30 a.m. today in the Community Church. Survivors include her husband, Hugh; daughter, Maxine P. Smith; stepchildren, Margaret Ro-throck and Ranee Martin; six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Leah Roberts LA VEEN Graveside services for Leah Rob Paul Mosley Services for Paul Ray Mosley, 37, who died April 1978, in Phoenix Veterans Hospital, will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Universal Sunset Chapel, 7007 S. Central. Mr! Mosley, 139 E. St Catherine, joined the Air Force in 1962 and was an aircraft mechanic at Luke AFB.

Survivors include his wife, Gerri; children, Joe and Lerina; mother, Jessie Sbepard; a brother and three sisters. Jay C. Williams Graveside services for Jay C. Williams, 45, who died April 9, 1978, at his home, 1022 N. 27th will be at 1 p.m.

today in Glendale Memorial Park, 7844 N. 61st Ave. Mr. Williams, who came here nine years Southwest deserts Breezy and warmer with showers possible. Highs near 90, lows in SOs and low 60s.

Central basins Breezy and warm with Buckeye Carefree Casa Grande Coolidge Cottonwood Douglas Flagstaff ECKARD-BRUNK, Carlton Ray, 31. 13420 N. Ittti Place: Kalhy Sue. 21, 13420 N. 34tti PI.

ELLISON ASMWORTH, Kenneth Wayne, II. 6419 W. Mulberry; Pamela Christine, 17, Glendale. FARRO A I A N-MOSSAVI. Mohammed Taghi, 40, Scottsdale; Kisla.

32. 1901 W. Perming Ave. FERGUSON-STEPTON, Mar. 30, 7323 W.

Montecilo; Oeborah Ann. mVi V1 Montecito. FOX-RUSSELL. Allen. 24.

Tempi); Chariene. 21, J06 W. Osbpm. FRIEDMAN-KOTIIC Benteon, is, 7840 N. Seventh Mary Ann.

25, 7840 N. Seventh St. FYOCK-FYOCK, Marvin Dewane, Boftv Jean, 40, both of Mesa. GRILL-BRYANT. Donovan Claude, 19, 4341 N.

Mth Drive; Kathr -Ann 20, 4341 N. 58th Drive. -HARALSON-SMITH, jS-ne, W'lltfr. 41, Temoe; Patricio Ann, 38, Pawfeys Island. HASTINGS-DALY? Gordon Henry, 3kLynn Ann, 26, both of New H-Lfs-RICE.

Stevenson Jack bcc Louise, 22, both of Tempe. JONES-ENGLEMAN, Steven Ran-doiDh, 24; Kathy Marie, 23, both of Peoria. JOHNSON-ERICKSON, Robert Lynn. 27, 2402 N. 36th Place; Tammy Jean, 17, Glendale.

JOHNSON-JOHNSON, I Hiram, 45; Marilyn, 43, both of Chandler. KASPER-CHOATE, Mark Christopher, 22; Ruth Rebecca, 28, both Ot AAfrsa. KING-WALMSLEY, Duane Levera, 26; Elizabeth Mary. 25, both of Chandler. KMG-DUFRESNE, Gathon W1I-.

Clemon-. tine, 59, Visalia, Calif. KOKKO-MERRIMAN, Ronald Royce, 34; Patricio Anne, 24, both of Mesa. LABORDE-PHILLIPS, Robert Louis, 20, 1620 W. Earll Drive; IEEjKulpa.

John ChariesT 23, h- Seventh Cheryl Ann, 27, 1802 N. Seventh St. LEE-BELCHER, Norman Dale, Beverly Ann, 18, both of Scotts- LOPEZ-McLEOO, Jefferv Cralo. Ssbrn'" Heather Ann. 16, Window Rock.

MAEZ-PRONDARINA, Abram Ar- thur, 24, 1501 N. Ninth Jea-10" S- 19th Place MECHAM-TELLEEN, Clovd John, 46. Richafield, Utah; Miry Louise, 31, Mesa. MORGAN-LaMARCHE, Thotms A 7 Eau CT 46 46 47 39 30 Mr. Burdick, of 9634 N.

Second St, moved here seven years ago. He was a gaffer for Corning Glass Works until his retirement in 1971. Survivors include his children, Steven, Richard Rodney, Sharlyn Martyniak, and Beverly Knapp; a brother; a sister; his mother, Frances Saam; and 13 grandchildren. Alex Cerba Services for Alex Gerba, 89, who died April 11, 1978, at a rest home, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St.

Sava Serbian Orthodox Church, 4436 E. McKinley. Mr. Gerba, of 1446 E. Taylor, moved here 21 years ago and retired in 1957.

He had been a tavern owner and a past president of the church. H.Pre 60 78 92 82 93 90 80 81 65 78 94 66 61 68 75 81 88 72 91 74 Ft. Huachuca 51 Gila Bend 56 Star. Survivors include her husband, James; daughter, Dorothy Porch; three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m.

today in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden, Scottsdale. Charles Vosburgh Services for Charles H. Vosburgh, 68, who died April 12, 1978, at Good Samaritan Hospital, will be at 3 p.m. Friday in Memory Lawn Mortuary, 719 N.

27th Ave. Mr. Vosburgh, of 16420 N. 24th Place, had been Grnd Canyon 30 29 Greer Cumbo Baxter, 62, whose career as a secretary included work with the Library of Congress and Arizona Development Board, were held in We-natchee, Wash. Mrs.

Baxter, formerly of 902 E. Pasadena, retired in 1971 and moved to Wenatchee in 1976, where she died March 16, 1978. During her 20 years in Phoenix she was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, later was an assistant art teacher. Survivors include her daughters, Pamela J. Kesterson and Sandra L.

Rogers; five grandchildren; two sisters and three brothers. Regina Dubes MESA Regina Eleanor Dubes, 83, who erts, 81, who died April 11, 1978, in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, will 33 52 36 47 28 60 36 56 51 58 63 26 39 42 40 39 Heber Kingman Nogales Organ Pipe Page Parker Payson PHOENIX Airport (Normal) Downtown South Mtn. Pinetop Prescott Safford Sedona Show Low ago, was a key punch operator for the State of Arizona Health Services. Survivors include his daughter, Jayne. Paradise Chapel made arrangements.

isolated showers possible by tonight. Highs in upper 60s and 70s, lows 40-50. Grand Canyon, Mogol-lon Rim, White Mountains Breezy and mild with isolated showers by tonight. Highs in upper 50s and 60s, lows in upper 20s and 30s. Northeast Plateau Considerable cloudiness, breezy and mild with light showers possible by this evening.

Highs in 70s, lows in upper 30s and 40s. Little Colorado Valley Considerable cloudiness, breezy and mild with possible light showers by evening. Highs in 70s, lows in upper 30s and 40s. Southeast Arizona Variable cloudiness with isolated showers by afternoon or evening. Survivors include his children, Peter, Alex Mrs.

Mildred Pritza, Mrs. 91 83 90 84 68 -70 -81 -77 69 Lltdhfleld Park MUlLEN-ROHRS, Randall Brent. 2 Mesa; Debra Lee, 25, 1961 W. Meadow. a welder before he moved to Phoenix two years ago.

He retired in 1963. Survivors Include his wife, Laura; i daugh MCCABE-BAILEY, Robin Keith, William Farris Masonic services for William R. Farris, 49, former vice president of the Bankok. Bank of Hawaii, will be at 11:30 a.m. today in Memory Lawn Mortuary, 217 N.

27th Ave. Mr. Farris, 2804 N. 55th died April 10, 1978, at his home. He served as an Army sergeant in World War II, and was a member of the Masonic Shrine in Omaha.

Survivors include his wife, Clarine children, Kristi, Joni and Jeff; mother, Christine Buchholz Farris; and two brothers. Milton DeShane TEMPE Milton "Pop" DeShane, 83, who came to Arizona in 1909 from Oklahoma and was a 65 year member of the Carpenters Union, died April 11, 1978, in Desert Samaritan Hospital. Mr. DeShane, 1954 Don Carlos had home-steaded in Pleasant Val Springerville 32 69 69 84 52 Tucson came here 1971 from Kansas City and was a member of Tempe-Valley 65 79 90 91 38 37 50 59 Williams Winslow Youngtown Yuma be at 8 a.m. Friday in Maricopa Cemetery.

Mrs. Roberts, of rural Scottsdale, was born in Laveen and lived 45 years in Scottsdale. Survivors include her children, Daisy Baptisto, Iva Stanley, Arlene Roberts, Etheline DeRosa, Elvira Brown, Olin Ennis. and Mervin Roberts; 10 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great-grandchildren. Eva May Memorial services for Eva Gardner May, 84, who died April 10, 1978, in Good Samaritan Hospi-.

tal, will be at 3 p.m. today in Grimshaw Chapel, 710 Bethany Simica Glavan, and Mrs. Anne Lubieniecki; 23 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Memory Lawn Mortuary, 719 N.

27th Ave. Chester Abbott GOODYEAR The Rev. Chester L. Abbott, 57, who lived in Arizona since 1971 and was the minister at Truth Taber Phoenix rainfall Since Jan. 1 6.88 inches Rain Probability 10 Lane; Amth Shlrlene, 28, Glenda e.

NAVEN-TIJERINA, Ronald fid- ri' 2 5, Schleswig, Iowa; Elolsa Escami 21, Tcnopah. PASTORINO-DAVIS, Ralph Eu- 8e1e' Chandler; Bonnie Lee. ft, Scottsdale. RS' Edward, Ml. 21, both of Glendale.

POLK-SHOWALTER, James Hammond, 20; Jillian, 20, both of Tempe. RAWLiNGS-GEIS. Timothy 23, ,4811 E. Calle TuberTa; Cynthia, fi, Medio RUNNELS-BASHON, George Arthur, 28; Sherry Lynn, both ot Tempe. RUSSElrUSSELL, John Wll-llam, 52.

3019 W.Tas Patmarltas Drive; Betty Lou, 47, 2608 E. Foote Drive. SCHNELKER-SCHNELKER, Philip Richard, 26, 2627 N. 45th Sharon Kayo, 26, 2627 N. 4Sth Ave.

SKIBA-YBANEZ, Philip Robert, 48, STALpNGS-MAZZOLINI, Jon Anthony. 20, 5333 E. Thomas; Joele Andrea, 10, 533 3 6. Thomas. Jeffery, p- Maria Ann, 21, Natoona, Pa.

VALOCCHI-GONZALES, Wayne Francis, 18; Mary Louise, -T9, ter, Kay Vanderwalker, and three grandchildren. George Remillard Services for George A. "Shorty" Remillard, 69, who died April 10, 1978, in Phoenix General Hospital, will be at 9 a.m. today at A. L.

Moore Sons, 333 W. Adams. Mr. Remillard, 2932 N. 47th retired as an operating engineer after 28 years with Morris-Knudson Construction Co.

Survivors include i wife, Doris; sons, Lawrence and Walter; a sister and three brothers. Elena Pena CHANDLER Services i for Elena G. Pena, 39, who died April 11, 1978, in a Phoenix hospital after a brief illness, will be at 2 p.m. today in Bueler Mortuary, 14 W. Hulet Drive.

Mrs. Pena, 130 N. California came here in 1971 from her native Mexico: She is survived by her husband, Manuel; children, Irma, Patricia, Aracbli, Angelica, Virginia and Raul. Marguerite Teeter TEMPE Services for Marguerite Teeter, 76, who died April 10, 1978, in Chandler Community Hospital, will be at 3:30 p.m. today in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N.

Hayden Road, Scottsdale. nacle Church in Avon-dale, died April 11, 1978, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Services will be at ley. WVV.xJr VTTJ IV f7 PtfMM WATERS PANDREA, Robert flwrrim win hex Home. Mrs.

May, 1668 W. Glendale, was a member of First United Methodist Church, Daughters of the American Revolution and a past matron of the Eastern Star in Shore-wood, Wis. WIAIMI HIVICI. NA1IONAI K111IHI mmm SS MOAA i Pan ml Cc ivui, 4 n. 4Btn Thelma Eileen, 24, Glendale.

WElchbr LL, William Mathew, 22, 1528 W. Palmer Drive; Shir-ley Elizabeth, 18, 3302 W. Shaw Butfe Drive. WIGGINS-MITCHELL, Donnie 20, 378 E. Roeser Road; Priscilla Jean, IS, 242 7 w.

Adams. WINTERS-SWANSONt Donald Leroy, 31; Mary Donna, 21, both of Chandler. WESOLOWSKI-PARO, Paul Edward. 23, 2441 w. Butler; Sheree Joan, 19, 2641 W.

Butler. WOOD-CAMERON, Michael Bruce, JSH'Sf' Caro1 Ann9' i- MM N. llth Way. NATIONAL 57 .18 Minneapolis Unitarian Universalis Church, died April 10, 1978, in her home. Mrs.

Dubes, 1055 N. Country Club, is survived by her children, Joan Peterson and Dr. George R. Dubes; three sisters; eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Private services were arranged at Gibbons-Bunker Garden Chapel.

Berry MESA Services for Berry, 42, who owned Mr. Garage at 9816 E. Apache Trail, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Desert View Chapel, 9702 E. Apache Trail.

Mr. Berry died April 9, 1978, of Mesa auto accident injuries. He had served in the Navy. Surviving are his wife, Adele; children, Ronda Mitchell and Darryl. Eleonora K.

Street GLOBE Services for Eleonora K. Street, 46, who died April 11, 1978, at Maricopa County Hospital in Phoenix, will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Palmer Globe Nashville Albany 39 Albuquerque 40 Amarillo 45 Anchorge 34 Asheville 44 Atlanta 46 Atlantic City 43 Dissolutions Asked Surviving are her children, Lucille Kops, Helen Keizer and Gardner F. Holmes; 10 grandchildren and 11 53 .14 71 90 652.08 71 .13 70 .11 60 81 76 62 90 Mrs. Teeter, of Route No.

2, came to Arizona 23 years ago. Survivors include a sister, three grandchildren, and six great noon Friday in the church, Sixth Street and Belmont Drive, Melcher Mortuary announced. Mr. Abbott, 401 La-Canada, was a World1 War II veteran. He is survived by his wife, Leveta; children, Judy Hudson, Rebecca p-ton, Rev.

Ronald and Rev. David Abbott; mother, Ester Abbott; seven grandchildren; two sisters and two brothers. Stanley Skirvin SCOTTSDALE Services for Stanley D. Skirvin, 73, a retired carpenter who moved here in 1975, will be in South-gate, Hansen Mortuary announced. Mr.

Skirvid, 11415 N. 39 38 57 59 49 50 31 41 46 46 67 44 46 Austin Needles New Orleans New York Norfolk Va. North Platte Odessa Okla City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh .04 .05 .03 .04 Survivors include his children, Robin Kennedy, Violet Allen, Fern Hanes, Wayne and Daniel; 2 sisters; 14 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at A.

L. Moore Sons, 333 W. Adams, Phoenix. Ruth Wallace Services for Ruth Ellen Bownds Wallace, 75, who died April 11, 1978, in Doctors Hospital, will be at noon today in Sunset Chapel, 310 W. Camel-back.

Mrs. Wallace, 1125 W. Willetta, was a member of Phoenix First Baptist Church. She formerly owned businesses in Dal-hart, Tex. Survivors include her children, Geraldine Van Wormer, Maxine Sullivan, Carol Warrell and Cloys Wallace; three sisters; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

80 71 43 70 73 68 65 75 50 62 43 93 57 61 70 58 47 51 70 71 74 71 71 52 .12 .63 ALEXANDE'wHUam D. and Ophelia. ALLEN, Patricia E. and Bob Jr. ALMY, Donald G.

and Glenda J. ARMSTRONG, William Edwin and Marv Margarett. BOUGH, Harold Conrad and Ann Vivian (annulment or dissolution). BRAZIL, Dena Marie and Gary Roger. CAPEL, Frank Timothy and Suzanne Gray.

CARBAJAL, John V. and Gloria Flores. CLABBY, Mary Lou and Robert T. CLABUESCH, Warren L7 and Theresa M. COLEMAN, Shirley A.

and Robert COLLINS, Sophia Alice Adair and Alvln Leroy. CONRAD, Marty and Llnnie Fave. CORCORAN, Edward J. Jr. and Sherry Lynn.

CUDA, Frank N. and Kathryn. DONAKER, Linda Lou and Charles Edward. Portland Me. 34 Portland Or.

34 55 45 29 26 30 60 25 43 55 37 37 20 64 42 Henrietta Catteron Memorial services for Henrietta Catterson, 65, who died April 10, 1978, in a Phoenix hospital, will be at 10 a.m. today in North Phoenix Baptist Church, 5757 N. Central. Mrs. Catterson, 1001 N.

43rd moved here in 1971 from New York City. She is survived by sons, Thomas and Robert; a sister and two brothers. Opal Woods TEMPE Services for Opal Ruth Woods, 69, a homemaker who died April 10, 1978, in Good Samaritan Hospital, will be in Warsaw, A. L. Moore Sons announced.

Mrs. Woods, 1912 Apache is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Dale Bradway; four grandchildren, six great -grandchildren; a sister and four brothers. i i .1 Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Blythe Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Brlgton Vt Casper Chrlston SC Chrlston WV Lizzie Barber Services for Lizzie M. Barber, 77, who came to Phoenix in 1919 and was a member of the Eastern Star, will be at 10:30 a.m.

today in First Institutional Baptist Church, 1141 E. Jefferson. 62 -62 .25 72 .12 52 .02 70 75 .08 75 53 .14 86 .03 .10 .12 .04 Irene Holden MESA Graveside services for Irene Bessie Holden, 68, who moved to Arizona 30 years ago from Texas, will be at 2 p.m. today in Mesa City Cemetery 1212 N. Center.

Mrs. Holden, 618 S. Grand, died April 9, 1978, in her home. She is survived by her children, Mrs. Roy Teal- Harvey R.

Holden and Denver Householder; and 15 grandchildren. Arrangements were made at Meldrum Charlotte NC 48 68th Place, died April 10, 1978 in John C. Lincoln Hospital. He is survived by a son, Stanley three grandchildren; and a sister. Mrs.

Barber, 113 W. Sherman, died April 10, 1978, in St. Joseph's Hospital. Survivors include her husband, John Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia SC Columbus Jury acquits 62 Farrington, Okhee, aad Thomas H. FINN, Nancy Jean Evans and Gary Allen.

FLYNN, Elizabeth Ann and Kan-' neth Wavne. GARIS, Chariene M. and Marion GAUDET, Carol Jean and Bruce Frederick. HAMMOND, Sarah Jean and Lester G. Jr.

HENRY, David Russell and Marsha Elaine. HORN, carol Sims and Donald Arthur. HUGHES, Melva J. and Ray D. JANUS, Julie Flk and Michael P.

KILCREASE, Kathryn L. and Richard F. KUBBY, David and Caroline L. LANE, Mlmi M. and William M.

(legal seoarationl. Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond St. Louis St. Paul St. Petersbg Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francis.

SanJuan.P.R. St. Ste Marie Seattle Shreveport Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse Tampa Topeka Tulsa Washington Wichita 41 50 34 32 44 45 39 69 33 53 62 53 48 30 38 41 38 28 40 69 46 49 51 41 nie; children, Virginia, Jn jnrcrlarv Thomas, Claude. James to 15 and Thad; and three 55 67 69 70 77 69 75 70 61 65 68 47 84 70 42 42 59 61 68 63 85 36 57 70 52 52 60 86 67 80 74 69 .02 .06 24 38 38 38 58 44 49 30 32 51 33 33 50 45 25 30 49 27 38 34 66 54 Ruth and Jose 15 Peggy LUrcZ, Anton o. Margaret and David MANNING, Rav MATTESON, Francis E.

Jr and Sara E. MOORE, Ernest L. and Geneva Marw. Beverly Trieloff SCOTTSDALE -Prayer services for Beverly A. Trieloff, 46, who lived here 14 years and died April 12, 1978, in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, will be at 10 a.m.

Friday in Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School. Mrs. Trieloff, 8332 E. Rancho Vista Drive, is survived by her husband, Laverne; and a daughter, Mary.

North Dakota farm families evacuated from river floods Associated Press Dallas Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Evansville Fairbanks Fargo Ft. Worth Great Falls Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis 04 .10 MOURE, Seletha L. and Henry Jr. MOTT, Linda M. and Alvln Jr.

Larrl McCONNELL, Carl R. and I Hmae, NEESE, David R. and Wanda 3. nickel, Ann Adele ana wavne Kicnaro. PESTCOE, Albert Herbert and PRESCOTT A Phoenix man Wednesday was acquitted of a charge that he burglarized the Seligman Market in November.

Jurors found Manuel Ibarra not guilty of either first or second degree burglary. When arrested the day after the burglary, Ibarra listed his address as 3222 N. 27th Street. Ibarra was arrested at a Seligman motel. The state contended a package of lunch meat taken in the burglary was found in Ibarra's vehicle.

However, Darlene Balis-teros, Ibarra's girl friend, testified she had purchased the meat at the market the day before it was found. Edna N. PHILLIPS, Shelly Ann and Warren Thomas. RAY, Arizona, and Ctiauncev V. 42 Sr.

RICHARDS, Barbara and Huey Paul Jr. RICHARDSON, Pamela L. and Onnalil A EAST GRAND FORKS, Minn. -Near-gale winds of 45 mph, rain and snow aggravated the problems of fighting floods in the Red River Valley on Wednesday, and military units began evacuating farm families north of Grand Forks, N.D. Jackson Miss 43 Jacksonville 66 RILEY, Barbara A.

and Wayne A. 75 50 66 54 86 56 73 60 82 50 65 87 72 66 71 68 81 66 rowan, James u. end sniney l. Marriage Licenses CANADA Calgary 25 47, -EATWIIM 31 43 .11 MontrM 3i 45 .11 Ottawa 34 45 Retina 23 34 .75 Teronte 34 41 .10 Vancouver SI MEXICO .11 A Canute! 73 Guadalaiara 43 11 mmm cm 55 ii .06 WORLD CITIES CITY TIME TEMP. Athtra Jim.

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SAMFILIPPO, Rosabiancs and Jo- April ",1978 AKINS VANDER ZWEEP, Keith sepn. SINGLETON, Terry Gen and I ind Lee. vance, svt o. beth Juliane Marvr 2 2 Scotts- riale. Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Dr.

Lester Myers SUN CITY Dr. Lester E. Myers, 90, a past president of the Nebraska Dental Association who came here in 1962 from Omaha and was a member of the Arizona Dental Association, died April 12, 1978, in Boswell Hospital. Dr. Myers, 10038 Lake-view Circle, was a mem-ber of the Shrine in Omaha and High 12 in Sun City.

Survivors include his wife, Violet; children, Norma Runge and James; four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in First United Presbyterian Church, 12225 N. 103rd Ave. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m.

today in Lundberg Golden Door Chapel. Clarence Drop Rosary for Clarence J. Drop, 39, will be at 8 p.m. today in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St.

Mass will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday in Most Holy Trinity Church, 8620 STOLARSKI, Larry and Amelia. ANTHONY IN, Michael TAKANiiNU, Hazel j. ana Anthony. TRZCINSKI, Henry John and Rarbara Ann.

Wayne, 11, iu w. iouibiism Melissa Lynn, 16, 174B W. Roeser ANITONUCC1-DYCK, obert Au- WESTFALL, Robert and Patricia Bellnda Sue, 23, 5130 N. 38th Miami Beach 71 Milwaukee 31 Decrees Granted Dale Non man, 22, Portland, Junlce Irene, 20, endale. EViunni CTAM.

Tim Fu. The troubled area is on the North Dakota side of the Red River, east of Minto. About 60 farm families were believed involved. At Grand Forks and East Grand Forks, the flood fight had stabilized, Vorachek said. But the National Weather Service said waves caused by the wind could weaken dikes along the river.

Volunteers were called upon to reinforce one area of the city. Upstream, the river crested and dropped 6 inches at Halstad, said Roy Aune of the state Division of Emergency Services. At East Grand Forks the river had. stayed at 45.5 feet through Tuesday night, about 2 feet below the top of the emergency dikes. On Tuesday night the weather bureau announced the good news that the river would crest at slightly more than 46 feet, nearly a foot lower than predicted earlier.

The difference could remove the threat of the Red spilling into streets and homes. Bob National Weather Service forecaster at Fargo, N.D., said aene, 22; Barbara Lynn, 21, both The Air Force set up a mobile command post about 20 miles north of Grand Forks and provided buses. The National Guard provided an amphibious vehicle and boats, the Coast Guard two boats with crews. Eight families were evacuated' in North Dakota's Walsh County by late afternoon and taken to a Red Cross shelter in Grand Forks. Officials said 28 families in Walsh County and 33 families in Grand Forks would be given the chance to leave.

Some elected to stay, The river had stopped rising at AVINa'vILLELA, David, 19,1806 University Drive; Kosa Mima, lfl. 4U0 E. Burgess Ave. EABBBTT lUBCTMAM. JrMftnh KODerif ttf myna cim )uiw BENDER-ALBERT, William Lee, II- I nrt loan.

Kftlh nhf Mi. ALLEN, Glen Dale and Judy Kay. ARNOW, Carolyn L. and Steven L. BAKER, Stanley L.

and Barbara BARKYOUMB, Brian Walter and Nancy Louise. BARRERAS, Charles and Maria Helen. CAMP, Glen Dale and Sharon Lyn Coyle. COPPLE, Jessie and Raymond Bryan. CORWIN, Jo Anna and Jack E.

CUMMINGS, George T. and Joyce Faye. DOLBY, Virginia A. and Edward PIOCCO, Fred Vincent a-nd Tammv Lynn. GOODMAN, Robin Lynn and Gordon Louis.

GRIFFIN, Richard L. and Lawrrle Irrigation SAN CARLO PROJECT 24 hrs. ended 7 a.m. April 4. 197 tenacity, acre-toe 1,215,000 Storaqe, acre-teat 271,171 24-hr.

discharge, acre-feet 550 Reservoir sain, acre-teat 415 SALT RIVER PROJECT Normal Flour Period No. 13 15:01 a.m. April 7 to 11:59 p.m. April 14 is for use on land in cultivation in or before 1907, 100. BILLINGS-CRAWFORD; David Mark, 20.

Chandler; Trudy Lynn, Vi Tamu BRICE-SLINGLUPP, Ed 3 3, 4WJI rpniana, Carml E. Port- Lynn, wi Lvnn. 32, 4001 KDIIFHLajP.BRECHBILL. David cinw io. .7747 P.

AAonforosa: Shelley Gay, 11, 3823 N. 49th Mav. UBnlilDOE.OSTER. David Her. LL, Thomas B.

and Nancy HOWEI din. 23; Audrey Elaine, 22, both Sharon Stanley and JOHNSON Jnhn RohAi of Gree ey, Co o. BUTLER-PRESMYK, Brett Kelbv, 26, 9439 N. 17th St.t Shelley Kay Vi tn, hi ICth AUft Bettye Ann and Harold KEITH! Dnjin Valuations freeze backed MESA Evan Me-cham, candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, on Wednes-day endorsed' a legislative plan to freeze state property valuations and proposed a $1 billion ceiling on state expenditures. Mecham, a Valley car dealer, addressed the Golden Hills Republican Women's Club.

He toured the eastern Valley on Wednesday and will speak in Williams and Flagstaff today. Mecham told the GOP women he has sent letters to legislative leaders in support of property-valuation freeze. CADrTbL-TEMPORADO, Paid leaves OK'd for military duty Attorney General Jack LaSqta said Wednesday that employees hired under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act are entitled to paid, leave for military training. I LaSota's opinion had been' requested by Sen. 'Tim Hayes and Rep.

Stanley Akers, Phoenix Republicans. LaSota told 1 them that CETA employees' are entitled to full pay and other benefits while attending Army Re-' serve summer training for up to 15 days a year. 131,580 2,134 3,133 345,13 242,80 1,014 1,913 57,152 54,423 1,660 1,657 Olen F. and Bobble MACKEY, Ruelas 21, siw w. nuntini n.

17' jean. Cvnthla Marie. 1' rive; ton oriv 2550 N. 47th CANO-LYNK. Joe, 19l Adele, 20, MALTBY, Slnae and Charles L.

-NEWMAN, Virginia A. an William P. PETKOV, Glenda Fay and Eniu G. Darn or ijienaeie. iCO-PARRA, CAI Jorge, 32, 727 N.

Seventh St. Mr. Drop lived in Phoenix until 197S and died April 10, 1978, in La Mesa, where he was a Grossman School District employee. IB, IUIO ROOSEVELT LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation APACHE LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation CANYON LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Stoarge, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation SAOUARO LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation HORSESHOE LAKE Capacity, acre-feel Storaqe, acre-feet Maximum elevatlion SARTLETT LAKE Capacity, acre-feat Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation E. Willetta; Martha, ThlrH St REYNOLDS, Annette P.

and John. least overnight at Grand Forks and its sister city of East Grand Forks, and the winds were blowing against the current there. "The wind has a tendency to keep the water back a little," said East Grand Forks Mayor Louis Murray. But the same winds, coupled with snow and rain, convinced a number of families outside the cities to "hang it up" and abandon their farms, said Mike Vorachek, a flood coordinator at Grand Forks. He said some had been without power or telephone service for days, and now the weather was breaking some farm dikes.

ind Soohie Theresa KWVIfcKU, Fernando Fe Ix. ICOTT, iliona Mablt and William 69.745 63,612 ,529 1,524 CELAYA-MARTINEZ, Lyz Ramon, 20, 2021 W. Washington; Gloria Ann, 16, 751 W. Jones. CONNER-MILLER, James Robert, 29, 1819 N.

59th Barbara Jean, 26, 1819 N. 59th Ave. DALEY-SLAUGHTER, James Cre-soln, 28 3030 N. 35th Mary Katharine. 19.

3030 N. 35th Ave. a delayed runoff of melting snow into the Red Lake River, a tributary which joins the Red at East Grand Forks, had brought the lower, crest forecast at East Grand When Nordland was asked if a later snow runoff might cause a second flood crest at East Grand Forks, he answered: "The thinking is that the Red will be down enough so it will accept water from Red Lake River." Survivors include his wife, Rose; children, DAY-MILLER, James, 59, 2401 W. 39,238 138,53 2,026 171,477 176,546 1,798 1,797 Indian School Roadi Lone Belle. Alien.

SMITH, Denver Carl and Mildred Elaine. THARP, Carol Jean and Charles David. TRUESDELL, Diane Joanna and Terrence Michael. TRUSTY, Marilyn and Richard. VALDIVIA, Nancy Sue and Rloh- ard Soto.

WARBURTON, K. L. and K. R. WATSON, Camilla S.

and William W. WILHELM, John and Marilyn WILSON, Mvrn C. and George K. Diana, Susan, Christie 41. 21149 W.

Medlock Drive. r4lKE.BAEOMErK. Frlrk Jnn. and Scott; mother, Mrs. i anaron Lee, 44, oom or Temne, John Martino; a sister Y-MORANDO, Lewis Lyle, 43, uui 414 N.

Fifth Ave.i fiftrra TOTAL WATER STORED Total last vear 1,991,140 Total to date 943,117 Lee, e. and a brother. 1014 N. 10th. 1.".